For those interested, here are the 'what diffs:
What's different in the Beta:
[as-pair [x y]]
[attempt [value]]
[brightness? [color]]
[build-attach-body [body files boundary]]
[call {[cmd /input in /output out /error err /wait /console /shell /info]}]
[component? [name]]
[compose [value
Hi!
I tested core 2.5.2 right now and like most of the changes you did, thank
you!
Here is a list of things i still found:
--- New Evaluation ---
Evalutation is still not very constistent. Maybe you could
have a look at
http://www.fx5.de/REBOL/hot-values.r
(The comments refer to Core
Hello Carl
On 06-May-02, Carl Sassenrath wrote:
Here's a new REBOL/View that's based on Core 2.5.2 and includes the
current Link 1.0 graphics changes. For testing only. No significant
changes to View desktop interface.
Only Windows and Linux beta versions are posted.
You will find that
and... about view for iPaq?
Wow! Think of creating programs with GUI for iPaq! And I will finally
discard VISUAL BAxIC!
Just couldn't resist it... it runs on the iPaq with PocketPC 2002 as
well (Core that is).
--Maarten
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Hi all,
about text-list, I found this problem (I think it is a problem!):
view layout [text-list a b a]
If a user select the first a text-list even select the third a.
It should be a good thing to manage text-list with an index and not
directly with the text (maybe creating a new
Hi Gabriele,
what you say is one of many other useful information found in this
mailing-list. Why nobody writes a technical book (HTML?) about these
advanced information?! If Rebol has these great features, but nobody
will list and explain them, these features will be lost!
If I project a new
On 07-May-02, Gregg Irwin wrote:
Hi Jason,
How about this?
view layout [text-list data [[a ^-bb][cc ^-dd]]]
How do you suggest to set/align the TABS when there are long words?
That can be a bit of work with proportional fonts. If you just count
chars and spaces, it's not so
Hi Carl,
I have Rebol/View/Command version of Rebol. Can I install it without
loosing my licence?
thank you!
--Alessandro--
Core 2.5.2 is the next beta release leading up to Core 2.6.
There are some important changes in this release. Please
give it a try.
You can download an executable
Hi Carl,
I love IT, and this is the why I always look for new languages, new
technologies.
I think Rebol is a very good system, but it is not very famous, and I'm
afraid... why? Think about BeOS... wonderful OS, but unknown OS...
I'm afraid Rebol could follow the same way. And this is the why I
Hi Carl, Romano, and Greg,
Many thanks for the help! You guys never cease to amaze me.
I'm having to do some traveling, so can't program for a few days. I have
more questions, but I want to play around with your code before asking
them. Also, almost all my code so far has used Core only,
Hi Graham,
I had been thinking about it but then stumbled across mailwasher which does
it all for me.
http://www.mailwasher.net
It even bounces email, which is a great way to cut spam.
Cheers,
Allen K
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Hi Frank,
I second to this. It looks that you forgot to append
first [a:]
to the examples.
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From: Frank Sievertsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 8:42 AM
Subject: [REBOL] CORE 2.5.2
Here's a early Sentences implementation in Rebol. This script just displays
a sentences database:
[
Rebol [
Name: 'Triple
Title: Triple
File: %Triple.r
]
;File: %Flight.r
File: %Bookseller.r
Liquid: melt load File
I: 0
foreach Drop Liquid [
I: I + 1
if block? Drop [
On 07-May-02, Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote:
One question, however, I will ask now. Can Rebol manipulate unicode
characters provided it doesn't have to print them to screen or
paper? Or is this just not possible at all yet?
I know next to nothing about unicode, but assuming you're just dealing
BTW, your error! result looks arguable to me.
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Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 8:42 AM
Subject: [REBOL] CORE 2.5.2 Bugs/Enhancements
Hi!
I tested core 2.5.2 right now and like most
I tested 2.5.2 with Rugby, which is fairly complex code. It runs without
modification. Thumbs up!
Note that Rugby does NOT take advantage of REBOLs new serialization features.
The only way this manifests is that you can't pass series with their index
out of the box. But then again, I heard
Hi Carl, Rebols,
it may be that I don't see the obvious, but given
a: context[ b: context[ c: 1]]
f: func ['word] [print word]
f a/b/c
a/b/c
what do I have to do to get 'word evaluated?
Thanks in advance,
Ingo
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Hi Christian,
Nice script ;-) I haven't time to look into its guts but I'll try to find
some improvements for better performance(if it will be possible) during the
weekend...
I thought that Rebol has slow math but while doing some speed tests I
noticed that the most CPU power takes
Congratulations!
My preliminary tests are showing, that integer operations are as fast as
they were, but floating point operations look like being two times slower
than before?
-Ladislav
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Sent: Tuesday,
Hi rebollers,
I have just reported the following problem to feedback.
rebol 2.5.2 Save as in the desktop editor.
Save as opens a file selector where the button Ouvrir should be labelled
Enregistrer. Tested with Windows 98 (french version).
Ouvrir is the french for Open (Enregistrer/Save).
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I had been thinking about it but then stumbled across
mailwasher which does
it all for me.
http://www.mailwasher.net
It even bounces email, which is a great way to cut spam.
Hi Allen,
I had a quick look .. but I don't think it will suit my
needs. I don't really want to run an
Hi Graham,
Graham Chiu wrote:
What do ppl use to transfer files across a network?
Here're two minimalistic scripts I once used
- sending --
#!/bin/r
REBOL []
print File Send Utility ^/
fn: ask Filename:
if #% = first fn [
remove/part fn 1
]
fn: to-file fn
On Tue, 7 May 2002, Ladislav Mecir wrote:
BTW, your error! result looks arguable to me.
The error! result is ehhh... an error :)
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Hi,
-- use [a] [a: third :bind repend a/words [any-word!]]
Interesting, it works also in current version, but more interesting:
use [a] [a: third :bind
repend a/words [any-word!]
change a/known-word reduce [any-word!]
]
b: 2 o: context [a: 1 b: 1 ]
probe get bind 'b first bind
Hi rebollers, Hi Robert
Using make-doc-pro (version: 0.9.8 from the rebol library, or version 1.0.0)
on a very simple text gives an error. There is no error with rebol 2.5.
The Error is :
Unknown TAG found: to-word join sect num
The text is :
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Hi Ingo and all,
I hit this problem in January and Carl answered: Not quite ready yet... but
very soon you will be able to use DO to evaluate such paths.
However it looks we still have to use for example:
z: to-path 'system/schemes
== system/schemes
less agressive evaluation results:
type?
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